AFTV has released a statement saying it was unaware of what Liam Goodenough “DT” had done to his partner despite him first being convicted in November of last year
Initially given a 12 month jail sentence and a 10 year restraining order after being convicted of stalking and kidnapping his ex-partner at the Aylesbury Crown Court in November last year, AFTV’s Liam Goodenough or DT has now been handed a three year prison sentence.
AFTV Says It Was Unaware Liam Goodenough Had Assaulted Partner Despite November Conviction
The jail sentence was extended following a hearing after being referred to the Court of Appeal by Solicitor General Alex Chalk QC MP with it reviewed under the unduly lenient sentence scheme.
— AFTV (@AFTVMedia) January 17, 2022
Ensuing the verdict, Arsenal Fan TV headed by Robbie Lyle took to Twitter to issue a statement saying Liam had been banned from the channel. The YouTube channel went onto make outlandish claims of being unaware of the severity of the case against DT despite him being convicted on November 5, 2021 when the full nature of his charges was made public.
Despite this, the 42 year old had appeared on the channel after the showdown between Arsenal and Manchester City on New Year’s Day with him cheered on camera by Robbie Lyle.
“It’s good to be back and giving my opinions on the game, I see all your positive comments and it means a lot to me, it really does,” commented DT’s personal YouTube channel on AFTV’s recent video.
However, AFTV decided to guise its willingness to continue to give DT airtime by claiming it had no idea of what he had done, claims which don’t add up owing to him having already been handed a one year prison sentence back in 2021 itself.
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